Councillor · Waltham Forest
Councillor Andrew Dixon
Labour and Co-operative Party
Hoe Street ward
Waltham Forest
- Portfolio Lead Member - Stronger Communities, Cabinet
- Stories naming Andrew
- 3
- Meetings we covered
- 12
- Latest story
- 21 Jul 2026
In brief
Councillor Andrew Dixon reported issues with music and customer noise. The councillor asked what steps the council was taking to assist residents with solar panel installations in conservation areas. The councillor was part of the Staffing Committee that convened to interview candidates for a new role.
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Stories naming Councillor Andrew Dixon
- Leyton Pub Licence Modified Over Noise Nuisance The review was prompted by numerous complaints dating back to May 2025. The AQEP Team was first notified of noise-related issues in May 2025. An abatement notice was served on December 16, 2025, for amplified music. Despite this, complaints continued, leading to a formal warning on February 12, 2026. Further...
- Waltham Forest Council to Support Solar Panel Installation in Conservation Areas Councillor Andrew Dixon specifically highlighted the Walthamstow Village Conservation Area, asking what steps the council was taking to assist residents there and in other conservation zones with...
- Council Appoints New Resident Experience Director The Staffing Committee, comprised of Councillor Andrew Dixon (Portfolio Lead Member - Stronger Communities), Councillor Marion Fitzgerald, Councillor Sharon Waldron (Mayor 2024-2025) and Councillor...
From meetings they attended
These stories cover meetings Andrew was listed at. The stories do not name them.
- Waltham Forest Council Launches £50,000 'Together We Play' Fund to Support Community Play Activities
- Waltham Forest Council to Target Grants to BAME-Led Groups for Long-Term Condition Management
- Waltham Forest Council to Engage Romanian Community on Health
- Waltham Forest Council Prioritizes Black Boys' Mental Health with Targeted Initiatives
- Waltham Forest Council to Review Falls Prevention Service After Exceeding Target Rate